Kazuo Hirai, the TV will continue to maintain the status of the core of home entertainment, LCD TV will be cheap commercialization, and Sony should not continue to waste time entangled in this market. Sony sold the shares held by S-LCD Corporation. The Hirai plans to continue to divest relevant assets, are more selective in the allocation of resources, and consider collaboration with other companies to reduce costs. At the same time, he believes Sony can take advantage of proprietary Crystal Led and OLED technology development more attractive TV products.

Hirai also said that since 2009, he focused on the development of outstanding products for the Sony brand, this product should be able to bring an attractive user experience. In fact, Hirai has repeatedly stressed that the user experience and pointed out that only the development of excellent hardware products is not enough. For the management of personnel changes, Kazuo Hirai said he hoped to focus on the idea of freedom of communication, rather than surrounded by the people only know the command is executed. He expressed the hope that the executive team to challenge his ideas.

The Apple partners who produce the tablet would account for since early this month have begun production of the new iPhone. In February, the production must be optimized and the maximum capacity will be attained. The new tablet will probably go get a screen resolution of 2048×1536 pixels. A resolution higher than almost all LCD televisions currently in the shop, and that again on a 10 inch screen.

This will make the image of the new iPhone even sharper than its predecessors. A trend that many other tablet manufacturers already have embarked, last week at CES several tablets with quad-core processor and HD screen announced. Support for the new network standard LTE (Long Term Evolution) is a new step for Apple. This would be Apple’s first device supporting LTE, other manufacturers like Samsung, Nokia and Motorola have been working to support LTE smartphones have. With LTE still higher Internet speeds can be achieved on a mobile device. In the Netherlands, no LTE networks available.

This innovation center is located within the Carleton University’s new Engineering building, specializing in cloud computing.

Telus CTO Ibrahim Gedeon, said: “This investment makes a lot of people and the Carlton area of ​​innovation in cloud computing research staff to work with the Innovation Centre, jointly supported by the Telus and Huawei, which not only created a major Canadian academic environment, also help to promote the most advanced cloud computing technology and services in the industry on the application, of course, the ultimate benefit of our consumers and business users. ”